ctmason
08-10-2003, 01:46 PM
Where my Panthers fans at?
You can ignore scores in the Preseason (and I usually do), but the thing that struck me most about this game was Stephen Davis. Good to see him at 100%.
What a pick up for the Panthers, Davis is going to see a LOT of work this season, and I think that suits him very well. I liken it to Ricky Williams and the Dolphins last year...run him and run him and run him til' he drops...then run him some more.
As far as question marks, we still just don't have the speed at WR, nor do we seem to have the quarterback question completely solved. Fox seems to want to go with Peete (for now), and that is probably the best decision.
If that's the route they're going to take, then Rodney Peete is going to have to have the best year of his career for us to make the playoff's, and I just don't see that happening.
I'm eager to see how Delhomme, Fasani and Weinke continue to practice and develop, but from reading Fox's comments, no one is blowing him away in practice with the ability to lead the team. Delhomme was a good pick up, and he's a good player, but he's still mostly unproven, despite his years in the league.
For Washington, it becomes increasingly apparent that Steve Spurrier simply doesn't have the personnel to run the kind of system he wants to run. Too early to chalk up his NFL tenure as a disaster, but it's hard not to notice that what he's trying just is not working.
You can ignore scores in the Preseason (and I usually do), but the thing that struck me most about this game was Stephen Davis. Good to see him at 100%.
What a pick up for the Panthers, Davis is going to see a LOT of work this season, and I think that suits him very well. I liken it to Ricky Williams and the Dolphins last year...run him and run him and run him til' he drops...then run him some more.
As far as question marks, we still just don't have the speed at WR, nor do we seem to have the quarterback question completely solved. Fox seems to want to go with Peete (for now), and that is probably the best decision.
If that's the route they're going to take, then Rodney Peete is going to have to have the best year of his career for us to make the playoff's, and I just don't see that happening.
I'm eager to see how Delhomme, Fasani and Weinke continue to practice and develop, but from reading Fox's comments, no one is blowing him away in practice with the ability to lead the team. Delhomme was a good pick up, and he's a good player, but he's still mostly unproven, despite his years in the league.
For Washington, it becomes increasingly apparent that Steve Spurrier simply doesn't have the personnel to run the kind of system he wants to run. Too early to chalk up his NFL tenure as a disaster, but it's hard not to notice that what he's trying just is not working.